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A single person pays $3,100 in income taxes on a gross income of $38,000. How much would a single person be expected to pay if h

is gross income is $44,000? (Assume both incomes are in the same tax bracket.)

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elixir [45]3 years ago

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I/44000=3100/38000

i=3100(44000)/38000

i=$3589.47 (to nearest cent)

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